Re: Digest Number 216
2004-06-16 by nonuckingfumber
... I was using the latest version (registered it just a few days ago), but I was failing to re-connect when altering the JTAG clock. Slowing it down correctly
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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2000 ARM Tools UK 1 Day Workshop - Attendees Receive A Free Keil MCB2100
2004-06-16 by Alex Holden
... Has anybody signed up to one of these and received any kind of confirmation that they ve successfully booked? Admittedly I did say no to the question Can
SV: [lpc2000] Flash Programming Question
2004-06-16 by Lasse Madsen
Hi All... Is it possible to write in flash during regular operation ??? I thourgh it was only possible to write in flash with the bootloader, and have cursed
Philips LPC21xxx and Firewire
2004-06-16 by georg.ramsch@t-online.de
Hello, does anybody of you know how to connect such a Philips controller to a FIREWIRE interface? Lets say with a Firewire( IEEE 1394) chip from Philips? It
Re: Flash Programming Question
2004-06-15 by nonuckingfumber
I have seen I2C/SPI EEPROMS specified with 1M write cycles / 10 year retention.
Re: [lpc2000] Flash Programming Question
2004-06-15 by Robert Adsett
... If you are actually looking at writing that frequently I d take a hard look at FRAM. Faster with more write endurance (but it also has a possibly lower
Re: [lpc2000] Flash Programming Question
2004-06-15 by Leon Heller
... From: bwende1 To: Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 4:04 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Flash Programming Question ...
Flash Programming Question
2004-06-15 by bwende1
Hallo How many times can I program the flash memory of the lpc2106 ? Are there any restrictions? Thanks...
Re: Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by nonuckingfumber
... prototype ... myself. Just ... reuse my ... First lot I just need 16 boards....Olimex have allready sent me a discounted offer for that so I will probably
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by Jens Hildebrandt
... Sorry, seems that I did not make myself clear. I used Olimex PCB prototype service to manufacture the PCB, PCB design and assembly I did myself. Just
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by Leon Heller
... From: nonuckingfumber To: Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 2:52 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Re: Board with
Re: Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by nonuckingfumber
... name/ref number for it? ... Nice little board thougth, pretty much the same as the Web7days board, but Olimex s is probably better made. Mind you, it does
Re: IAP Flash Programming w/ PLL on...
2004-06-15 by Leighton Rowe
Just out of curiosity, is your ISP programming baud rate within the specified range? I know with a 14.7456 Mhz Xtal you can get any ISP programming baud you
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by Leon Heller
... From: nonuckingfumber To: Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 1:11 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Re: Board with
Re: Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by nonuckingfumber
... serial Port and ... 2-Wire/4-Wire RS485. ... was made at ... works and ... Sounds ideal......but I cannot find any reference of it, or any reference to
Re: [lpc2000] Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by Jens Hildebrandt
... The Eval-Board I use for myself has an LPC2104/05/06, one full serial Port and one serial port configurable as either RS232 with Rx/Tx or 2-Wire/4-Wire
Re: Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by nonuckingfumber
... converter? ... 225Kb/s - it s not an option, it s a way of life ;-)
Re: [lpc2000] Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by Leon Heller
... From: nonuckingfumber To: Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 10:08 AM Subject: [lpc2000] Board with RS232
Re: where can i find user manual for GNU programming on arm
2004-06-15 by nonuckingfumber
... There is nothing special about writing C for the arm, apart from a few directives and switches. Details of these will be found at www.gnuarm.org I assume
where can i find user manual for GNU programming on arm
2004-06-15 by debasishmohapatro
hi everbody i need to know where i can find a sort of documention for gcc for programming for arm processors. i mean to say writing c codes in a proper syntax.
spi bus interfacing mmc cards
2004-06-15 by douglasbolton
Hi all has anybody had any problems interfacing MMC cards to an LPCxx using the SPI interface. I ve previously interfaced to HC11 and AVR without any problems.
Board with RS232 and RS485
2004-06-15 by nonuckingfumber
I have used a 2106 based prototyping board to make an adapter that allows an RS232 gateway onto a legacy RS485 network. The board I used had 1 RS232 port and
SAMSUNG 3CS44BOX (YU EE series )
2004-06-15 by mcu@web7days.com
lpc2000@yahoogroups.com ... announcing NEW Design ‚ARM Board with SAMGSUNG S3C44BOX (YU EE series) We will the last problem , ie porting the UCLINUX to the
SAMSUNG 3CS44BOX iYU EE seriesj
2004-06-15 by mcu@web7days.com
lpc2000@yahoogroups.com ... announcing NEW Design ‚`‚q‚l board with SAMGSUNG S3C44BOX (YU EE series) We will the last problem , ie porting the UCLINUX to
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Interrupt Question
2004-06-15 by Jens Hildebrandt
... Hi Karl, thanks for the clear answer. I just wanted to be sure that an upgrade of gcc wouldn t be in vain (at least with respect to my problem). Regards,
Re: Interrupt Question
2004-06-15 by Karl Olsen
... that ... an ... time ... r3 ... ... thus ... where ... example ... so, ... The interrupt entry and exit code in gcc 3.2.x and older doesn t work. Either
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Interrupt Question
2004-06-14 by Robert Adsett
... Well, there has been (is?) a problem with interrupts on the ARM using GCC. There should be others lurking here with more information on that. BTW, I just
Re: [lpc2000] the world's smallest microcontroller
2004-06-14 by David Willmore
... Last friday, I went to the ATMEL seminar in Philly. When the ARM presenter finished his talk, he asked what we d like to see in new products. I raised my
Re: Interrupt Question
2004-06-14 by friese99de
... Keil ... cpsr ... msr ... Hi, I just came across this group because I have a problem similar to that of the OP. Did you find a solution meanwhile? I m
LPC2000 ARM Tools UK 1 Day Workshop - Attendees Receive A Free Keil MCB2100
2004-06-14 by chris_davies00
ARM 32bit Philips LPC Tools Workshop. Arrow Electronics, Philips Semiconductor and Hitex, invite UK customers to a 32bit ARM Seminar. The ARM workshop focusses
RE: [lpc2000] Digest Number 216
2004-06-14 by Michael Johnson
Are you using the latest version of CrossWorks - 1.2 - which can be downloaded from our web-site? Regards Michael Message: 1 Date: Sun, 13 Jun 2004 20:36:06
Re: Where to buy LPC21xx
2004-06-14 by leon_heller
... Have you tried your local Philips distributor? Leon
Ashling EVBA 2194 and Multi-ICE
2004-06-14 by Pauric Doherty
All, Has anybody got the ARM Multi-ICE unit and ARM Multi-ICE Server version 2.2.5 to connect to an Ashling EVBA7 evaluation board with an adaptor board
Where to buy LPC21xx
2004-06-14 by atmelbr
Hi all, I need to buy LPC2106 and LPC211x (large quantities). Thanks in advance, Marcio Montenegro
Masking the internal watchdog work (at all!!)
2004-06-14 by Owen Mooney
Well this is a relavant post isn t it? I have tried the watch dog with the code following. It times out all right and just seems to hang the processor!! I
Re: Why not try Embest IDE?
2004-06-13 by houndstooth6
Looks interesting. How is tech support handled, email? Boris ... logic/OKI/LPCxxx/... ... still ... few ... little
Flash writing limits
2004-06-13 by nonuckingfumber
I have a CrossWorks connected via a wriggler clone to a simple LPC2106 based board. I have modified the loader to allow programming through jpeg (RAM is used
Re: decent reset device
2004-06-13 by itsjustimpossible
Thanks for both the suggestions, this gives me a couple of options to look at. cheers Simon ... reset
A general greeting and non-specific introduction to all.
2004-06-13 by Greg
As the subject title suggests, I m new to this group, although a long time lurker. I have been intimate with AVRs for a while now and recently moved to the LPC
Re: Internal Watchdog - pros and cons
2004-06-13 by robruth_curtis
Do you have a loop forever debug routine (that you can activate on demand) to test if your watchdog is working normally? If your application is mission (or
Re: [lpc2000] Internal Watchdog - pros and cons
2004-06-12 by microbit
... Hi Mark, I m personally always wary of internal watchdogs for critical applications, if they only have 1 state with a one shot. I always prefer an external
Internal Watchdog - pros and cons
2004-06-12 by mjbcswitzerland
Hi All I am thinking about the protection provided by the internal watchdog in the LPC210x. There is a brown-out reset controller on my board which ensure that
Re: the world's smallest microcontroller
2004-06-12 by robruth_curtis
... Dallas have a 2 pin Java engine! Rob
Re: [lpc2000] the world's smallest microcontroller
2004-06-12 by Leon Heller
... From: Jan Szymanski To: Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2004 7:54 AM Subject: [lpc2000] the world s smallest
the world's smallest microcontroller
2004-06-12 by Jan Szymanski
is sampling now. PIC10Fxxx from Microchip is coming in SOT23-6pin package. I think it will be a very handy device. There are applications for ARM based micro
Re: interesting info from Atmel /Philips ARM9
2004-06-11 by exh_rene
... AT91RM9200 ... Yep - that was clear. Although the automotive product might be an ASSP, this market is very cost sensitive and demanding. So the step for
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2106 and RS-232 Drivers (ADM3312E)
2004-06-11 by Peter Jakacki
... Just a tip but have you tried a bleed resistor across the supply? Normally any stray voltages that manage to sneak through the substrate can be damped this
Re: IAR vs. KEIL
2004-06-10 by houndstooth6
Hi, Just my $0.02 I have used the IAR tools for AVR and Hitachi SH with no problem. I have also used Keil for 8051. Both are excellent tool chains that emit
Re: LPC2106 and RS-232 Drivers (ADM3312E)
2004-06-10 by jpsg123
... Thanks for the ideas. One thing I forgot to mention is, if I power up with the serial cable unplugged, the MCU boots up properly. -John G-
RE: [lpc2000] LPC2106 and RS-232 Drivers (ADM3312E)
2004-06-10 by Etienne Lubenec
Hello John, ... Can this cause a different power-up sequence for the 3.3V and 1.8V supplies (I guess the -0.5V is nominally 3.3V) ? Meaning: - in the